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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
2
The notices list mail close times at Russell: Eat Mail and Register at 9:45 a.m for Ordinary, 4:45 p.m. for Wheat Mail, 5 p.m. for Shelbreath deliveries on Tuesday and Friday, 2 p.m. for Ave deliveries on Tuesday and Friday, 9 a.m. for Snake Creek and Silver Creek on Friday, and Barnarde deliveries on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 p.m.
Train schedule listing Lake Winnipeg and western stops with arrival times from Turrer Lv to Winnipeg and back. Contains times at Minna arth Pacanell BRuoexll Kinscarth Ar. Yorkton Fox true East and ilwood with final Winnipeg arrival.
Mrs John Madill of Russell unites with Mr Allen of Russell in a June wedding conducted by Rev Geo A Edminen. The couple seeks family and friends’ congratulations on this Russell ceremony.
Fragmentary obituary items note James Shaw aged 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Khaw and Bratty nee on Wednesday, formerly of Strathclair, deceased. May refer to local notices in a community page with limited readable details.
Local items report upcoming matches and events across Russell Birtle and Shellmouth with rail and road notes. Coroner appointment for Dr J W Evans of Rossburn, church openings, excursions, and a moving obituary section for James Shaw and T J Beatty plus community updates on farms, schools, and entertainment.
A wedding occurred Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J Madill uniting Miss Jean Madill and Mr Thomas Allen. The bride wore white silk with chiffon and applique and was given away by her father. Master James Skeoch was groomsman and Miss M Madill served as bridesmaid. Rev Edinison officiated and a lawn wedding supper followed. The couple plan a Winnipeg trip before settling locally.
A meeting in Foresters Hall last Saturday advanced the Manitoba Grain Growers' Association toward completing its Craigie district organization. Larcombe of Birtle outlined aims to promote growers' interests, monitor legislation, and push changes via Parliament. Officers elected included Walter McKay president and J H Farthing secretary treasurer, with an executive committee appointed. members expressed sympathy for Mr. Robert Shaw over his son James's death.
Mr Bradshaw keeps 120 chickens in a second incubator flock as a sign of good management. The Ladies Auxiliary announce a garden party on the 28th with festive attractions to draw a large crowd. Road grading west of Millwood progresses ahead of harvest aiding new settlers from Spy Hill Bavelaw and Landsdown. The community expresses deep sympathy for Mr and Mrs Robi Shaw on the death of their eldest son after a long illness. James Shaw’s character is widely admired.
June 21 report says Mr I Gwill sold two lots to Robt Calvert. A Monday fire destroyed Leggatt Murray livery barn and Geo Johnson stable within an hour. W G Murphy Co store narrowly escaped. horses saved. two dogs and wagon gear burned. Heavy rains refreshed cisterns and aided fire crews. school girls helped carry water.
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